What Is the Most Important Criterion of Patient Selection for Orogastric

question 59

Multiple Choice

What is the most important criterion of patient selection for orogastric intubation?

• A) Depressed or absent appetite
• B) Absence of upper respiratory tract abnormalities
• C) Presence of a swallowing reflex
• D) Unconsciousness or continued need for heavy sedation

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Fiscal Policy

Government policy relating to taxation, government spending, and borrowing, aimed at influencing a country's economy.

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Economic Policy

The actions taken by a government to influence its economy, including fiscal policy (taxing and spending practices) and monetary policy (control of the money supply and interest rates).

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